[Biophysical phenomena in the circulatory system in indirect measurement of the arterial pressure and an analysis of the devices for its measurement].

M Iu, Rudenko; V B, Alekseev; S A, Matsiuk

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[Biophysical phenomena in the circulatory system in indirect measurement of the arterial pressure and an analysis of the devices for its measurement].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Dec 1986 Russian Journal:Meditsinskaia tekhnika (issn: 0025-8075,

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Authors: M Iu, Rudenko; V B, Alekseev; S A, Matsiuk;

pmid: 3784860

[Biophysical phenomena in the circulatory system in indirect measurement of the arterial pressure and an analysis of the devices for its measurement].

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Evaluation of commercially available blood pressure meters is performed. The effect of biophysical processes occurring in blood flow on indirect measurements of blood pressure is analysed. Some conclusions are given.

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Auscultation, Diastole, Systole, Blood Circulation, Biophysics, Models, Cardiovascular, Humans, Blood Pressure Determination, Vascular Resistance, Biophysical Phenomena, Electronics, Medical

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